August 2012
Aug 30th
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Aug 30th
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“For the lounge-singer role played in both the show and the film by Julee Cruise,...”
– Alex Pappademas, nailing an imagined Twin Peaks reboot.
Aug 29th
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Aug 27th
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You have to watch the last 10 seconds of this video, of the President shaking hands with this year’s Olympic Dream Team.
Aug 27th
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Aug 25th
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Aug 25th
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Aug 23rd
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"Los Angeles: Some of our hookers actually grew up... →
Fucker.
Aug 23rd
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Aug 23rd
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Clarification.
That Rushfield quote I posted last night is getting reblogged — I just want to be clear I posted it as an example of everything I disagree with when it comes to sentiments about Los Angeles. I don’t mean to single Richard out. He’s a friend and I feel like he appreciates this kind of honesty. But his paragraph is reflective of a widespread fallacy about this city. Every time I...
Aug 23rd
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Anonymous asked: LA is a cautionary tale of what could happen to ALL small towns in America if we don't start thinking about the future of urban planning.
Aug 23rd
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In response to your nonsense.
Enough. At the very palpable risk —in fact, despite the certainty— of coming off cheesy and probably pointless as well, I am going to take on all your terrible notions about Los Angeles, all at once. They’re all wrong. Los Angeles is not some sprawling soulless metropolis. Los Angeles is a small town. It’s always ever been a small town, and the fact that three million...
Aug 23rd
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“If you work in the entertainment industry and you are successful, then there is...”
– I am concerned for the future of Richard Rushfield’s new website.
Aug 23rd
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“I write that I used to be william morris agent and I’ve dealt with...”
– Cassian Elwes handles a crazy violent guy on a plane. 
Aug 22nd
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Aug 22nd
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My friend Chris made this documentary, on how more and more filmmakers are giving up on film stock and shooting their movies on digital media. It’s now available on iTunes and Amazon Instant and I recommend you watch it.
Aug 22nd
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I like to think he put on his own greatest hits... →
Specifically, the obvious track.
Aug 22nd
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Check out Alissa Walker's photo essay on kayaking... →
A few months ago I emailed a bunch of friends asking if they wanted to do this. They were too scared.
Aug 21st
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Aug 19th
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Aug 18th
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Public broadcasters
Does anyone know the rules on public broadcasters and sponsorship? Something like they can take sponsorship but they can’t sell ads? Yes, I tried Googling it.
Aug 17th
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Aug 15th
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Aug 15th
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Aug 14th
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Aug 13th
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Hot day.
Aug 12th
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Aug 12th
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Aug 12th
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“The last ordinary member of the House to be elected vice president, and the last...”
– Nate Silver
Aug 11th
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Aug 11th
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How I imagine it went down.
“So you’re going to sit back, relax, and Andrea will stick these on your forehead and your temples. They connect to this machine here, and then back out to connectors on my head, and what’ll happen is I’m going to download all of your thoughts into my brain.” “Um, wouldn’t it be easier to, I don’t know, just make me your running mate?” ...
Aug 11th
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Aug 10th
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Aug 10th
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Aug 10th
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Aug 9th
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Aug 9th
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Aug 9th
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Aug 8th
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Tacos al pastor . . . are Lebanese. →
Washington Post: In the 1930s, Lebanese immigrants to the Mexican state of Puebla turned the Middle Eastern kebab into tacos arabes — lamb, later pork, tacos wrapped in pita bread. Their rotisserie spit was a hit. Then, in the 1950s, it was employed to create the Mexico City classic: tacos al pastor. How about that.
Aug 8th
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